Hey September Second, you're lookin' good today! Today, I'm going to share with you one of my favorite recipes in the history of recipes. These Chicken Street Tacos came together by accident and my goodness, It's probably one of the happiest accidents that I've had in the kitchen to date. It's time for Fall. It's 62 degrees outside right now. The windows are open. Pepper is wearing the cutest little button down jean shirt and leggings. And here I am, in my pajamas still. Mom-life at its best. Pepper will forever be better dressed than me, but I'm okay

These Roasted Cauliflower and Black Bean Tacos are topped with a zesty tahini-cumin-lime crema, they’re naturally gluten-free and vegan, and muy delicioso. One of the random questions I love asking our expat friends here in Barcelona is where they go when they’re craving some comfort food from home. Everyone’s eyes always light up when you ask — …

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Looking for an easy meal as this week gets started? Try out a family favorite recipe, our easy oven fajitas. I originally found a version from Budget Bytes', but found a few areas we could cut to reduce costs and use our own seasoning blend that I keep mixed up for tacos and enchiladas. A few ways to make this recipe even cheaper: Double the veggies and reduce the amount meat. Add in cooked pinto or black beans as you put together your fajitas. Use chicken thighs rather than chicken breast or look for mark down steak and slice it in

Looking for an easy meal as this week gets started? Try out a family favorite recipe, our easy oven fajitas. I originally found a version from Budget Bytes', but found a few areas we could cut to reduce costs and use our own seasoning blend that I keep mixed up for tacos and enchiladas. A few ways to make this recipe even cheaper: Double the veggies and reduce the amount meat. Add in cooked pinto or black beans as you put together your fajitas. Use chicken thighs rather than chicken breast or look for mark down steak and slice it in

Facebook0Twitter0Linkedin0Email0Xhttp://www.yummly.com/favicon.ico Yummly0 print Easy | Servings: 6 | Ready In: 75 minutes + Soaking | Yield: 3 cups Black turtle beans are simmered with onion, garlic, bay, and dried chipotle pepper for this easy, essential Mexican recipe. The smells will transport you to el casa de una mujer en la puebla. Make a pot of this healthy, gluten-free, vegan recipe and enjoy over Quinoa Fiesta Salad, with Charred Poblano Mushroom Tacos, or just topped with some fresh Guacamole. Ingredients 1 cup dried black beans, soaked 6-8 hours 1 medium onion 2 cloves garlic 1 bay leaf 1 dried chipotle pepper (to taste) Salt and pepper, to taste How It’s Done: To Soak the beans: Cover the beans with about 4-6 inches of water. Soak the beans for at least 6 hours, or overnight. After soaking, thoroughly rinse the beans under running water until the water runs clear. After the initial soaking, beans will double or triple in size. To cook the beans: Place the beans, onion, bay leaf, garlic, and chipotle in a medium pot. Cover with a couple inches of water. Place the lid on, bring to a boil, reduce to a simmer, and let it go for about 40-70 minutes, depending on the age of your beans. Do not salt your beans during the cooking as this tends to make them tougher and prolong the cooking. Skim off any suds that might come to the surface of the cooking liquid. To serve: Beans are done when tender and Advertisements